ISSN 1882-6865
Vol. 24, Issue 1, 1965June 30, 1965 JST
Kumo, the Deadly Witchcraft in the Central Highlands of New Guinea
Kumo, the Deadly Witchcraft in the Central Highlands of New Guinea
Heinrich Aufenanger,
Articles in Vol. 24, Issue 1, 1965
Vol. 24, Issue 1, 1965
- The Serpent as a Folk-Deity in BengalAsutosh Bhattacharyya
- Messianic Movements in Primitive IndiaStephen Fuchs
- "The Naming of Names" in Indian Folk BeliefMarry Fuller
- 'Mika''-Jar Deities in Japanese MythologyWilliam P. Fairchild
- Kumo, the Deadly Witchcraft in the Central Highlands of New GuineaHeinrich Aufenanger
- Notes on Animism and Magic Practices on the Eastern Highlands of New GuineaHeinrich Aufenanger
- Details of the Mengge People'sCulture in the Highlands of New-GuineaHeinrich Aufenanger
- Review of: Donn V. Hart, Riddles in Filípino FolkloreMatthias Eder
- Review of: Kenichi Mizusawa 水澤謙一, Tochio-gō Mukashibanashi Shū『栃尾郷昔ばなし集』; Kenichi Mizusawa 水沢謙一, _Echigo no shinderera_ 『越後のシンデレラ』Fanny Hagin Mayer
- Review of: C. Owehand, _Namazu_-e and Their Themes; Alois Pache, Die religiösen Vorstellungen in den Mythen der formosanischen BergstämmeMatthias Eder
Aufenanger, Heinrich. 1965. “Kumo, the Deadly Witchcraft in the Central Highlands of New Guinea.” Asian Ethnology 24 (1): 103–15.